New Submarine Recognition poster
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14th Pr.03160 "Raptor" assault boat joining Baltic Fleet
An image recently released by the Russian Ministry of Defense showcasing a Project 03160 "Raptor" Assault Boat reveals an interesting detail....
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A-26 Blekinge Class Next Generation AIP Attack Submarine
The A-26 is one of the most advanced and forward-looking non-nuclear submarine designs in the world.... Read More >....
Rotinor BlackShadow and Divejet DPVs
Rotinor's Diver Propulsion Vehicles (DPVs) are widely used within the Special Forces community and represent a major player in the market. Although innovative and high-tech, these craft represent rapidly maturing technology and are noted for the high underwater speed. Read More >....
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1978 plan to steal USS Trepang (Sturgeon Class SSN)
In a plot straight out of a straight-to-video movie, two ambitious would-be super-villains planned to steal a Sturgeon Class nuclear powered attack submarine, sail it into the North Atlantic and then sell it to the Mafia...
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Russian Cold War unmanned boat
Today, Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) are seen as an emerging trend in naval doctrine. But some types were in service during the Cold War (and even World War One!). This article describes the Russian BUKS (БУКС) mine and obstacle clearance boat from the Cold War......
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Updated: originally posted 12th Feb 2018
Russian 'Poseidon' Intercontinental, nuclear armed, undersea autonomous torpedo demystifiedThis brief analysis details a selection of my original research into the subject....
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Cold War Sturgeon Class Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine (SSN)
The main US Navy attack submarine of the Cold War, 39 Sturgeon Class SSNs were built in the late 1960s and 1970s. Their primary purpose was anti-submarine warfare against all types of seagoing Soviet submarines...
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Russian Seliger Deep Sea 'Research' Complex
The Soviet deep-sea research into cable cutting from submarines goes back to the mid-1960s. The Russian Seliger vehicle was used for deep sea research and 'undersea engineering' during the Cold War.....
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